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The front side of a store facing the street
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shopfront
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For the front of a shop, see Storefront Shopfront contemporary arts centre (also known as Shopfront Theatre For Young People) has members between the ages of 10 and 25, located in Carlton , New South Wales , Australia . Shopfront provides a place, resources, ...
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n. the side of a shop which faces the street; usually contains display windows
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n. the front side of a store facing the street; usually contains display windows [syn: storefront ]
Usage examples of shopfront.
A couple of turns later and he stood in an alley off Carnaby Street facing the green, peeling shopfront of a fifty shilling tailor.
The entrance was slightly recessed, like most of the shopfronts along the beachfront, and she stepped back into its shadows, planting her back against the crumbling stone, one shoulder against the rough wood of the barricading boards.
Sleepy collection of closed-off shopfronts, everything beaded with dew, quiet and stinking.
The lamps they kindled shone blurrily through the mist, lighting the shopfronts and street stalls and pushcarts of knife grinders, pasta makers, coral carvers, cheesemongers, mallow gatherers, birdseed sellers, porcelain menders, all still crying their wares and services to the passersby hurrying home for the night.
It was in every respect a typical small American city, except that it was poor, with lots of boarded shopfronts and general dereliction, and that every person in every car, every pedestrian, every storekeeper, every fireman, every postman, every last soul was black.
Which said something about their perceptions, even now in night-cycle, when the overhead ambients were turned down to let the shopfront glowers and holos shine by contrast.
Which said something about their perceptions, even now in night-cycle, when the overhead ambients were turned down to let the shopfront glowers and holes shine by contrast.
The lighted shopfronts looked cheerful to him, and he even liked the music thundering out of the gay bars.
The wiremaker had decorated the shopfront with patterns of vines worked in painted wire, cheerful and ornate.